SLV Health Pro Therapy can help to address a wide spectrum of disabling injuries, illnesses and chronic conditions. Our primary goal is to restore function, reduce pain and other disabling symptoms, and, ultimately, improve you or your loved one's quality of life.
Our team includes licensed Physical Therapists, Occupational Therapists, and Speech-Language Pathologists as well as physicians who specialize in Orthopedics, Occupational Medicine, and Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PM&R).
Our diverse group of experienced therapists is able to meet a wide variety of needs for the San Luis Valley community. Please feel free to contact us with questions or concerns.
Hand therapy is the art and science of rehabilitation of the upper limb, which includes the hand, wrist, elbow, and shoulder girdle.
It is a merging of occupational and physical therapy theory and practice that combines comprehensive knowledge of the structure of the upper limb with function and activity.
Using specialized skills in assessment, planning, and treatment, hand therapists provide therapeutic interventions to prevent dysfunction, restore function and/or reverse the progression of pathology of the upper limb in order to enhance an individual's ability to execute tasks and to participate fully in life situations.
Lymphedema is a swelling of a body part, most often the extremities. It may also occur in the face, the trunk, the abdomen or the genital area. Lymphedema is the result of an accumulation of protein-rich fluid in the superficial tissues, which can have significant pathological and clinical consequences for the patient if left untreated. Once present, this chronic and progressive condition will not disappear by itself.
Although there is no cure for lymphedema, Complete Decongestive Therapy (CDT) can help. CDP works to reduce the swelling and to maintain the reduction. Treatment consists of two phases and the following combined modalities: Manual Lymph Drainage, Compression, Exercises, and Skin Care. A licensed Physical Therapist trained in Lymphedema Therapy conducts this type of treatment. Click here to learn more about Lymphedema Therapy.
Occupational therapy helps people across the lifespan to participate in everyday activities that they want and/or need to do. Occupational therapy is useful for people recovering from an injury to regain skills. It can also help older adults cope with physical and cognitive changes. Occupational therapy can help children with disabilities achieve maximum participation in school and social situations. For more information on pediatric occupational therapy, click here.
Physical therapy treats disease, injury, or functional impairments by utilizing evidence-based treatments. You may benefit from physical therapy if health problems make it hard for you to move around and do everyday tasks, if you have suffered a sports-related injury, or if you have recently had surgery. Physical therapy can improve mobility and function as well as relieve pain. For more information on pediatric physical therapy, click here.
Our Speech-Language Pathologists are dedicated to helping adults and children improve their communication skills in all environments. Speech-Language Pathologists treat disorders that make it hard for individuals to communicate effectively and to swallow safely. For more information about pediatric speech therapy, click here. For more information about speech/language/swallowing therapy for adults and Modified Barium Swallow Studies, click here.


A city or county has the authority to adopt more stringent regulations pertaining to lawful gambling within its jurisdiction under Minnesota Statutes, Section 349.213. Below are guidelines and limitations on authority for investigation fees, local gambling tax (up to 3%), lawful gambling contribution fund (up to 10%), and trade area. A township does not have authority to impose lawful gambling regulations.
The city or county may not require an organization to make a contribution to the city or county as a condition to operate within that city or county, except for an investigation fee or a local gambling tax, and contributions to a 10% fund.
The city or county may not require a license or fee for a license or permit to conduct gambling for licensed organizations, gambling managers, gambling employees, distributors, or linked bingo game providers. The Minnesota Gambling Control Board is the licensing authority.
A city may only impose a lawful gambling regulatory tax, up to 3% per year, if the amount is necessary to cover the costs to regulate gambling in a city's or county's jurisdiction, and overages are returned to the lawful gambling organizations that paid the lawful gambling regulatory tax. Regulating lawful gambling includes site inspections, compliance reviews, corrective action, and trade area monitoring. Regulating lawful gambling does not include providing for past or future calendar year lawful gambling regulation. A city or county may impose a local gambling tax only if it does not charge an investigation fee or other local tax on lawful gambling.
Cities must submit this form to the Minnesota Gambling Control Board by March 15 of each year.
Please note: City documents pertaining to site inspections, compliance reviews, trade area monitoring, fines, penalties, or other corrective action involving local lawful gambling regulation must be provided to the Minnesota Gambling Control Board within 30 days of the inspection, compliance review, corrective action, etc.
As established by ordinance, a city or county may require an organization to contribute up to 10% per year of net profits to a fund that the city or county administers and regulates. Net profits are gross profits less amounts expended for that site's allowable expenses and portion of lawful gambling taxes. The 10% contribution requirement may only be applied to net profits derived from lawful gambling conducted at premises within the city or county's jurisdiction. A city or county may request from an organization a copy of the site's LG100A showing that site's net profit.
Organizations must make 10% fund checks payable to the city requiring the funds, and not to any other payee.
The funds may only be spent by the city or county for charitable contributions as defined in section 349.12, subdivision 7a. The city must issue checks directly to the vendor.
The fund may not be used for the payment of pension obligations or general city functions.
A licensed organization that contributes to the 10% fund may not be the beneficiary of that fund.
Cities must submit this form to the Gambling Control Board by March 15 of each year.
The investigation fee must be used for regulation of lawful gambling in that jurisdiction.
By ordinance, a city or county may require that a licensed organization conducting lawful gambling within its jurisdiction spend all or a portion of its lawful purpose expenditures on lawful purposes conducted or located within the city's or county's trade area.
the ordinance must specify the percentage of lawful purpose expenditures that must be expended within the trade area.
The city or county does not have authority on what specific lawful purpose expenditures must be made. That authority rests with the organization and its membership.
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In fall 2014 SMEX launched Taakad, a campaign to encourage better verification of social media news by both citizen journalists and traditional media outlets. Taakad means "to verify" in Arabic. By modeling social media verification best practices and encouraging others to do the same, Taakad aimed to offer an open lesson to news media and other platforms in Lebanon about how to verify content and to readers and viewers about why they should be skeptical and how to do a bit of sleuthing of their own.
Working with CheckDesk, a collaborative fact-checking platform developed by social technology nonprofit Meedan, four independent journalists posted stories they were skeptical about on English and Arabic installations of the platform and facilitated a public, crowdsourced fact-checking process to try and tease out the truth.
Some examples of stories our journalists followed included Habib Battah's investigation of ISIS and Nusra Front involvement in violence in Lebanon's northernmost city Tripoli and Mahmoud Ghazayel's confirmation that photos purported to show injured/killed children in Tripoli were actually from Syria.
The campaign earned media coverage in popular Lebanese press and on the satellite network Al Jazeera. It will take some time to determine whether the campaign has changed the social media verification process and the accuracy of news in general in Lebanon. But we're certain at the very least that more people are asking the question, Has this been verified?


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An anthropologist is a person with an extensive knowledge of anthropology who uses this knowledge in their work, typically to solve anthropological problems.
Anthropology is concerned with studying the subject matter of fields such as philosophical anthropology, archaeological anthropology, sociocultural anthropology, linguistic anthropology, literary anthropology, as well as biological anthropology and forensic anthropology.
There is a sense in which every human being is an anthropologist, if we accept a very humanistic and generous interpretation. This is to say that every human being is related to others and has a unique way of life. However, a more generally accepted interpretation in academia is that an anthropologist is one who has attained a Ph.D. in anthropology, teaches anthropology, has published literature in a field of anthropology in a peer-reviewed journal, or is widely accepted by other anthropologists as an anthropologist.
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Anthropologists usually cover a breadth of topics within anthropology in their undergraduate education, and then proceed to specialize in topics of their own choice at the graduate level. In some universities, a qualifying exam serves to test both the breadth and depth of a student's understanding of anthropology; the students who pass are permitted to work on a doctoral dissertation.
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"Anthropology is perhaps the last of the great nineteenth-century conglomerate disciplines still for the most part organizationally intact. Long after natural history, moral philosophy, philology, and political economy have dissolved into their specialized successors, it has remained a diffuse assemblage of ethnology, human biology, comparative linguistics, and prehistory, held together mainly by the vested interests, sunk costs, and administrative habits of academia, and by a romantic image of comprehensive scholarship."[1] -- Clifford Geertz on the back cover of Unwrapping the Sacred Bundle (2005).
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Some notable anthropologists include: Edward Burnett Tylor, James George Frazer, Franz Boas, Bronisław Malinowski, Alfred Radcliffe-Brown, Margaret Mead, Claude Lévi-Strauss, Clifford Geertz, and Paul Rabinow.
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Project Connaught Q&A
Written by: Taylor Zajonc on July 7, 2015.
Interested in learning more about Endurance Exploration Group's expedition to the steamship Connaught? Check out our Q&A below!
What's the story of the steamship Connaught? What is the history and how did she become a shipwreck?
Launched in 1860, the Connaught was a steam‐powered packet ship, part of a fast and indispensable transatlantic mail and passenger link between Britain and the United States. Large for her time, she was a side‐wheel steamer constructed almost entirely of iron.
On her last voyage, the Connaught left Great Britain, bound for Boston. She carried several dozen first-class passengers, more than four hundred steerage passengers and a full crew of nearly 130. The Connaught also disembarked with a cargo of gold coins, and the Captain assumed a short, uneventful voyage to Boston.
When heavy seas set in, the Connaught began to roll heavily. Though the initial problem was temporarily fixed, twelve hours later the same roll started again. Making matters worse, fire broke out. Buckets and pumps were manned, but the water rose rapidly and extinguished the furnaces, rendering the ship immobile. The fire quickly spread, driving the passengers above decks.
The purser and two men attempted to rescue the gold shipment, but were driven back by the smoke and flames. A nearby ship came to the rescue, bravely maneuvering close to the Connaught and running a line between the two to facilitate transfer of passenger. Per age‐old protocol, the Captain was the last man off the ship.
Why do some call the story of the steamship Connaught the greatest rescue in maritime history?
The crew and passengers of the Connaught were in terrible danger. Thrashed by waves and driven above decks by fire, prospects for survival grew grimmer by the minute. During this time period, there were few evacuation safety procedures, and it was unlikely there were enough lifeboats for everyone. Even those who could have escaped by lifeboat may have only prolonged the inevitable—with no radio to signal distress or coordinate a rescue, they would either need to find a way to sail for shore, or wait for fate to bring them a passing ship.
Captain Wilson of the tiny ship Minnie Schiffer took his first huge risk steering his ship to the Connaught. Seeing the burning liner, he could have just as easily continued on his course. One stray ember could have ignited his sails, consuming his ship as well. And at just 300 tons, his ship was less than a tenth of the size of the 4,400 ton Connaught—taking on more than 500 passengers and crew. By the time the rescue was complete, there was standing room only aboard the tiny rescue ship, and some survivors had even taken to the rigging—but every man, woman and child had survived.
Many of the immigrants found loved ones at the wharf, husbands reunited with wives, relatives found each other, and families once more became whole. But others found out those they were to meet had died, and they had arrived both penniless and friendless. Charitable organizations stepped in to meet this need. The Merchant's Exchange Reading Room disseminated the news across the wire and packet services, newspapers picked up the story as front-page news internationally.
Though Captain Leitch of the Connaught was commended for his behavior, the true hero of the event was Captain John Wilson of the Minnie Schiffer. His rescue lost not a single life, and crowded more than five hundred people onto a ship of only 108 feet in length with a 25-foot beam.
John Wilson called New Orleans home. He was known as a kind and unselfish man. With no children of his own, he and his wife had adopted and raised several orphans. Both he and his crew were awarded accolades, money, and prizes for their gallant actions. The Captain was to be awarded some $3,000 from the insurance agencies. However, the Civil War broke out soon after, and Captain Wilson joined the southern cause. The money was withheld, and never delivered after the war. By 1870, John Wilson was ill, unable to work, and reduced in circumstances. Some publicly pressed for his recognition, and for the delivery of his award money. It is not known if the money was ever awarded.
The Connaught rescue now stands as an incredible example of the power of leadership and heroism, and is believed by many to be the greatest rescue in maritime history.
How much Project Connaught work has been completed to date? Have you made any recoveries?
Following extensive archival research efforts, Endurance conducted a sonar survey of over 700 square miles off the coast of Boston in 2013, mapping a total of twenty‐five potential shipwreck targets for further evaluation, including the sonar target believed to be the wreckage of the steamship Connaught. In summer 2014, we returned with a remotely operated underwater vehicle (ROV) and successfully identified the wreckage of the steamship Connaught. During this expedition, we also recovered a token amount of ships' wreckage in order to aid our legal arrest proceedings.
We are currently scheduled to the site during summer 2015 to complete survey operations and recover the Connaught's gold cargo.
What do salvage operations entail?
Upon returning for our Summer 2015 expedition, we will begin by examining the Connaught, her debris field and other associated and non-associated features, objects and debris with high-resolution sidescan sonar.
Next, we will set up our anchor system so that we can remain "on station" during operations. We'll begin by securing the site, removing "ghost nets," lines and any other modern intrusion. This will ready the site for capturing the complete shipwreck and debris field survey using video and still imagery.
Finally, recovery operations will begin in earnest. This means making our way through the shipwreck itself, carefully excavating sediment and other overburden until we reach the cargo. We intend to recover coins and other important artifacts, recording video and capturing still imagery at every step.
What does the wreck site look like?
After one and a half centuries on the ocean floor, the Connaught has somewhat flattened out with the exception of her machinery. Large timbers and heavy iron sections are typically among the last features to disintegrate. Though there is unlikely to be much superstructure remaining, parts of the hull flush against the seabed are offered some protection from the elements and may be relatively well preserved. We will also see a significant amount of coal on the bottom, though far less than she was loaded with. Her capacity was 1200 tons, but she sank with far less.
Iron shipwrecks are characterized by disintegration and massive "rusticles", rust structures similar to stalactites formed by the iron oxidation process. The remaining iron is likely to be extremely weak and brittle.
Though the Connaught was built of iron, her upper works, including decking and fixtures, would have most likely been constructed largely or entirely from wood. At the time of her sinking, there is evidence that these upper works may have been structurally compromised, as evidenced by trunks, light cargo and other pieces of her upper works coming free and floating away. Much of her listed cargo consisted of textiles and other degradable materials. However, many of her bottles survived the sinking, some still holding their contents. Unfortunately, deep sea trawling nets have a significant impact on wrecks. Fishing activity may have expanded the debris field, as well as torn away lighter artifacts and weaker structural elements.
We may see surviving signs of fire. This may include singed wood and cargo, the melting or destruction of artifacts with low resistance to heat, warped or buckled metalwork.
As she sank by the stern, she may have also impacted by the stern, shifting machinery, coal reserves, loose cargo towards the rear. Though contemporary accounts have the Connaught sinking without breaking up, sonar imagery appears to show a detached bow section.
Where is the shipwreck?
The steamship Connaught is located some distance east of Boston, outside state and territorial waters.
How long will Endurance remain at the shipwreck site?
We may remain at the site for up to three months, we believe this is more than enough time to accomplish all primary data collection and recovery objectives. We may end operations earlier should we complete work ahead of schedule.
How can you tell if you found the right ship?
The steamship Connaught was successfully identified based on her unique construction characteristics, including site footprint size, key 'landmarks' such as portal design and placement, date estimations of artifacts captured on still and video camera. This, combined with her unusual and highly unique paddlewheel design, confirmed her identity beyond all reasonable doubt.
What valuable cargo do you expect to find aboard the Connaught?
The £10,000 in gold coins is a confirmed cargo, as it is explicitly stated across multiple sources within the historical records. We believe it remains within the shipwreck, as it is also recorded that two men and the purser attempted to save the coins, but were driven back by smoke and flames. Further, the purser himself jumped into the sea to save a woman, making it unlikely that he'd personally recovered any of the gold cargo.
Firsthand accounts of the sinking indicate that the first-class passengers had stores of money aboard, and their money and valuables were lost with the sinking. Unfortunately, there have been no records located in reference to the amount, form, denomination, owner, or current-day values. However, Endurance Exploration Group has both the ability and the intention to seek these additional stores.
When will you make announcements?
As a publicly-traded company (OTCQB:EXPL), we are obligated to provide timely notification of all material events, including any discoveries. You can follow along with our announcements on this website, our Facebook page or through our SEC filings are available at the following link: http://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?company=endurance+exploration+group&owner=exclude&action=getcompany
What is the legal status of the wreck?
The United States District Court for the Middle District of Florida has granted Endurance Exploration Group the exclusive right to salvage the wreck site of the Connaught. Upon recovery of the items of cargo, Endurance Exploration Group, as substitute custodian (in lieu of the United States Marshal's Office) and will conserve and preserve the finds in a secured location in preparation for sale.
What will happen to the shipwreck after you leave?
Endurance Exploration Group will maintain legal custody of the shipwreck Connaught as long as possible and reserve the right to return to the shipwreck site. It is important to note that the marine environment can be very tough on shipwrecks. Not only will she continue to loose large portions of her iron construction to rust, passing trawl nets will likely continue to snare the wreck, pulling apart major features, spreading the debris field and destroying artifacts. In situ preservation for shipwrecks is a controversial topic, but we've seen firsthand what both nature and man can do—that's why we feel an obligation to record as much data and recover historically important artifacts from this wreck before it's lost forever.
Are there any human remains at the site?
Absolutely not! Historical records show that everyone made if off the Connaught prior to her sinking. However, it is Endurance's policy to treat all human remains with the utmost care and dignity under international best practices.
This entry was posted in Project Connaught and tagged Boston, Captain John Wilson, Connaught, Exploration, Gold, Minnie Schiffer, Paddlewheel, Q&A, Rescue, ROV, Shipwreck, Sonar, Steamship, Treasure on July 7, 2015 by Taylor Zajonc.
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President Trump has ordered the flags at the White House and other federal builtings to be lowered to half-staff until sundown on Saturday, Feb. 9.
He pressed for national health insurance and battled fellow Democrats over their efforts to crack down on air pollution. Debbie Stabenow (D-Mich.) called Dingell her "true friend", writing in a statement that the congressman was "not merely a witness to history".
As I prepare to leave this all behind, I now leave you in control of the greatest nation of mankind and pray God gives you the wisdom to understand the responsibility you hold in your hands. "You're not done with me yet".
"I've gotten more death threats around here than I can remember", Dingell told the AP in a 1995 interview. "I know that all of us in MI are sending her and their family and many friends our love and support at this time".
Michigan Republican Party Chairman Ron Weiser said in a written statement issued by the Michigan Republicans, "John Dingell was an incredible public servant who will be greatly missed". He was a lion of the United States Congress and a loving son, father, husband, grandfather, and friend.
His wife, Rep. Debbie Dingell, added that she was with him at their home in Dearborn. While there were areas where we disagreed, I had no doubt that John's passion and positions were well founded.
- Some visitation and funeral arrangements have been announced for former Rep. John Dingell, who died Thursday night at the age of 92. Debbie Dingell, herself a former auto industry lobbyist.
The Michigan Democrat was a driving force behind many key liberal laws, notably health programmes. "He will be remembered for his decades of public service to the people of Southeast Michigan, his razor sharp wit, and a lifetime of dedication to improving the lives of all who walk this Earth". The Democrat was a master of legislative deal-making and a staunch advocate for the US auto industry.
Dingell also excoriated the concept of term limits that day and proclaimed his pride in being a part of a "political dynasty" that held his U.S. House district for more than eighty years. "It used to bother my wife, but oversight was something we did uniquely well".
In the op-ed, he recalled how legislation like the Clean Water Act, Clean Air Act, Medicare and the Affordable Care Act ― all laws he helped pass ― transformed the USA during his time in office. His hometown, the Detroit suburb of Dearborn, was home to a Ford Motor Co. factory that was once the largest in the world.
Yet one of his proudest moments came in 2010, when he sat next to Obama as the historic $938 billion health care overhaul was signed into law.


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A chat with our visiting professor Jeffrey Pilcher, food historian at University of Toronto
22 October 2018 Alessandra Abbona
"It won't be the people with scientific knowledge or political influence who will shape the future of food: it's ordinary people solving every day but essential problems of how we provide good and economical food"
I'm Jeffrey Pilcher, I'm professor of Food History at the University of Toronto, Canada.
I started out as a historian of Mexican food and I've written several books on how Mexican food is developed and spread around the world. And my current research is really more focused on world history and I try to get the big picture, to look at how food has shaped human societies and experience from the earliest times to the present and around the world.
It's a broad prospective and it's one that I think is particularly valuable in the study of food because, so often, we focus on the local and, of course, food is always local; it's what you are eating at the moment. But, we can't really understand where food comes from unless we move beyond that local because all food moves around, just as people do. Even the foods of a particular location, in one time, have arrived from around the world. So that's the perspective that I try to bring.
The readings you recommend to our students include food in Mesopotamia, in the Ancient Greece and among the Romans. How did you choose this itinerary and how could you fit it in such short period of time?
Trying to cover all of human history in just a week is obviously impossible, and so really, what I want to give the students is, first of all, a broad overview to give them experience from around the world and throughout time. But, the second thing I want to do is to introduce students to historical methods, to how we do history and why it matters; how we think about things. And particularly, from a world historical perspective, it's about the exchanges that have created our foods, and the ways in which looking beyond the traditional view of the development of Western civilization, the way that global interactions have been so fundamental for the development of society, and particularly, looking at those people who have been overlooked. African slaves brought an incredible wealth of knowledge and skills with them to the Americas and they really shaped the development of food in our societies. By the same token, when we look at countries that have been colonized as a result of European imperialism, those areas too, the cuisines of them were not just conquered by Europeans, they actually in many ways came to shape European food today and continue to do so.
And, so, rather than try to focus on the content and learn a lot about a particular place, I want to give the students a perspective on how foods move and why it's important to see change happening.
Do you consider yourself more a historian or someone more focused on food? Is there a balance between these two passions?
I'm really fortunate in that I'm able to bring together my two passions as a professional historian and as a lover of food.
Food history is something that people have always been interested in, but it's only in the last generation that it's gained acceptance as a professional topic. I think our interest in food as a society has grown, and as it has grown, we've become more concerned about the past with trying to understand where we come from, and so, I think that's really why food history has become a recognized academic field.
Can you tell me what connections with other sciences you have as a food historian?
Doing the history of food really requires us to connect with many different fields—whether it be the social sciences, anthropology, geography, political science, or the actual physical sciences of chemistry and biology, which are so fundamental to the foods themselves.
In a way, as a historian, I'm not a scientist or a social scientist, I try to be able to speak across them because history is really a very nice meeting place for these different approaches to food or really approaches to any kind of knowledge; precisely because historians, in addition to trying to understand the topic, are really committed to enunciating, to narrating, to telling these stories to a broad audience. I think that insistence on speaking broadly, and not just within the discourse of a particular science or social science, is one of the great values of history.
How do you see our university in the international landscape of food studies?
Pollenzo is unique and certainly one of the first ones that has given such emphasis to practice, the actual production of food, and sought to connect it to the academic learning and that's really something that had long been divided. Food science had obviously been something that's been very important for universities, agricultural programs and the like, but not an appreciation for the food quality and certainly not an appreciation, not an attempt to situate it into humanities and the place of society. I see Pollenzo as being a leader in trying to connect some important fields.
What is a gastronome in your opinion?
The word gastronomy comes from the French and it's coined in the early 19th century and at a time when food itself was going under some very revolutionary changes, with the social changes of the French Revolution. And, it was an attempt to relate to sort of one almost having a professional knowledge of food and a wide range of it, and at the same time, an aesthetic appreciation of it. I think that many of those same conditions are true today as the industrial food system has become so pervasive, and it spawned a lot of dissatisfaction. I think that a gastronome is one who is knowledgeable, who can think creatively and perhaps come up with sorts of new approaches that may help us to produce food better and more sustainably in the future; and who really values the aesthetics and the taste of food, as much as, the other qualities that other scientists more typically focus on.
How do you see the future of food, according to your position as an historian normally dealing with the past?
Historians really, professionally, don't like to predict the future because we're trained to look at the past and we know that unexpected things happen. But, one of the things that I've seen is that there have been many attempts to try to transform food; to try to improve production in our diets. Often times, these attempts come from people with great knowledge and power and they're motivated by the best of intentions. And yet, the kind of didactic approach of telling people ' This is what you should eat' in the past, has often times, been less than successful and I think that it's not so much the people with scientific knowledge, economic power and political influence who will shape the future of food: it's ordinary people, it's cooks in the kitchen, really solving that every day, but essential, problem of how we provide good and economical food that is tasty and satisfying. Rather than looking to some new scientific innovation that's gonna save the world, we should look to the farmers, the cooks, the traditional food processors who have been solving these problems in a way that really makes sense for people and not seems, perhaps, the most rational, the most economical, from that scientific perspective.
Are there any recollections you would share with us about your career?
I started out doing the history of Mexican food, in part, because I had never really tasted Mexican food until I was about the age of 20. In the United States and certainly in my family, we ate very bland food. The first time I ate Mexican food, prepared by Mexicans, the chili pepper was so hot that it literally was like steam came boiling out my ears and it was a traumatic moment, but it was one that changed my life. It was almost sort of like the Buddha who was awaken to the possibilities of what flavors can be. I've really spent the rest of my life pursuing flavor as both an experience and as an academic career.
by Alessandra Abbona, UNISG Communication Office
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Maguire 'told to expect £350k a week' at Man Utd
Harry Maguire 'has been told he can expect a five-year deal worth £350,000 a week' at Manchester United, according to a report in The Sun.
The Old Trafford club is reportedly ready to meet Leicester City's £80m valuation of the England defender, with Maguire thought to be keen to move.
Reports suggest that he would prefer a move to Manchester City which would bring Champions League football and likely trophies, but it is United who will pay a world record fee for a defender.
According to The Sun: 'Manchester United's executive vice-chairman will stop at nothing to land the England centre-back – who has been told he can expect a five-year deal worth £350,000-a-week.'
That salary would instantly make Maguire one of English football's highest earners and would place him behind only Alexis Sanchez at Manchester United.
There is some suggestion that United could offer one of their unwanted centre-backs as part of the deal, but that did not work with West Ham and a reported move for Issa Diop.
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Russia, the third biggest wheat exporter last season, had 34.6 million metric tonnes of grain stockpiles as of September 1, down 21 percent from 43.9 million tonnes last year.
Big agricultural producers had 21.1 million tonnes, down from 27.2 million tonnes a year earlier, while holdings in procurement and milling companies fell to 13.5 million tonnes from 16.7 million tonnes.
Most of the stocks are held in the Central federal district, which is 5.9 percent less than a year earlier, according to the statistics service. Inventories in the Southern area, which is the closest to Russia's main exporting routes, fell 40 percent to 6.7 million tonnes.
Procurement firms and millers had approximately 10.2 million tonnes of wheat stocks, of which 8.2 million tonnes is of milling quality.. That's down from about 13 million tonnes of the grain, including 10 million tonnes of milling wheat, a year earlier.
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Episodes, Season 1 episodes, Candace Flynn, Perry the Platypus
Traffic Cam Caper
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Candace "borrows" the CD digital video of the security camera
Productie code: 121A
Geschreven & script door:
Marc Ceccarelli
"Bowl-R-Ama Drama"
A traffic camera DVD in the neighborhood gives Candace photographic proof of her brothers' activities, but Agent P is sent on a mission to destroy that DVD, because it has recorded his comings and goings as a secret agent. To do that he needs to get some help from a familiar Robot created by a familiar scientist.
At dinnertime, Candace tries to tell her parents that the Phineas and Ferb is built an elevator to the moon. But they don't believe her, even after the boys tell them they actually did it and brought back some actual moon rocks as proof. Linda tells her daughter to simply enjoy the boys imaginations, and the kids head off to bed. While Candace goes upstairs, she listens in on her parents conversation, and finds out that Lawrence has another traffic ticket from that security camera they installed across the block. It runs on a compressed CD and can store months of digital video. Candace quickly realizes that it may also have recorded everything the boys did over the summer so far.
Perry is sleeping, when his wrist communicator set to vibrate goes off. He goes to his HQ and Major Monogram tells him that a security camera nearby is recording all of his comings and goings as a secret agent. His assignment is to retrieve the disk and bring it back to HQ for disposal to keep his identity and the agency a secret. Candace gets the disc first, and returns to her room to look at its contents on her laptop. Everything they did over the summer up to that point is on there. Besides the moon elevator, she sees the backyard beach, their rollercoaster, and the roller rink. What she doesn't see is Perry leaving on his assignments, as she's too excited to finally bust her brothers. Perry tries to get the disk, but quickly goes into pet mode whenever she sees him. Her brothers come in and Candace shows them the evidence. Phineas says that they should show their mom and run off to get her.
When she does appear, Linda tells Candace she'll see it tomorrow morning. Perry realizes that he can't steal the disk this way without blowing his cover, and heads to Doofenshmirtz Evil Incorporated to borrow the giant robot, Norm. Dr.Heinz Doofenshmirtz tells him that the robot is low on oil and doesn't want to see one scratch on it as Perry leaves. The boys want to borrow the disc for a multimedia presentation to show their parents, but Candace is too determined to bust them at this point to let them. Norm opens the roof, takes the disk, and walk away. Her brothers say they'll get the disk back, even if she intends to bust them with the evidence. They chase him on their bikes, but Perry activates the afterburners, ditching them.
While Major Monogram, Carl and other animal agents wait for Perry to return, they kill time with the song And the Animals Go. Agent D, Agent C, and Agent K, are called on, but when Monogram wonders why Agent T isn't making his sound, Carl tells him they lost him last November. This implies that Agent T might have been eaten as a Thanksgiving dinner.Perry heads to a nearby gas station as he's low on fuel. After paying for the oil and refilling it, he sees that the kids have strapped a rocket (that looks almost exactly like a Bullet Bill) to one of their bikes and is gaining on him. He leaves, but in his haste, forgets to close the oil cap and causes oil to spill out from the back. The afterburners go out, and he's forced to walk the rest of the way. Eventually, they come to a drawbridge, and Norm is caught in the middle as the bridge raises up. The rocket stops and Ferb jumps off and towards the robot, but is thrown off to the side. Phineas goes next, and quickly grabs the disk.
He then jumps just as Norm falls into the river. The disk is teetering on the edge and Phineas is hanging onto an oily part of the bridge. Candace runs to help but is torn between the evidence and her brother. Ultimately, she saves Phineas, causing the disk to fall into the river. Phineas is surprised she didn't go for the evidence first, but she tells him, "And let you fall? You may be a pain, but you are my brother." After hugging him, she says that she still has the rocket as evidence, but it flies off the bike and it explodes in midair. Ferb shows up in a hand-held copter and flies off with the disk, which, unknown to the family, is later revealed to be Perry in disguise. The real Ferb, covered in oil shows up and asks if he missed anything.
Perry returns to headquarters and shows up with the disk for disposal, which has Carl pick it up with a set of tongs and dropping it into a trash can. Major Monogram thanks him for saving the organization, and asks for any favors he might need. The next day, Lawrence's traffic ticket has been cleared. The family didn't realize that Perry just paid off the traffic tickets he had by selling the confrence table at the Agency. Back at the agency, Norm is taken in as a new agent, and they have another round of And the Animals Go with Norm saying his name. But since they find it odd that he's not an animal, he is fired soon afterwards.
And the Animals Go (sung by Major Monogram)
Ferb: What did I miss?"
Phineas: Hey Candace, whatcha watchin'?
Candace: Oh, just a little summer mini-series called "Evidence".
Perry first jumped into a top hat in Phineas and Ferb's room and jumped out of one in his lair. A video shows him entering his lair through the backyard tree entrance.
Evil Jingle Edit
Doofenshmirtz Evil Incorporated! After Hours...
Linda: You know, honey, we drive on the right here.
Lawrence: So you keep telling me...
Candace: (singsong) I'm just borrowing this!
Phineas: Hey Candace, you okay? Your muffled emotion woke us up. (Sees that she's watching a movie) Whatcha watchin?
Candace: Oh, just a little summer mini-series called Evidence! (Thrusts her laptop into his face, showing him said evidence)
Phineas: Oh cool, our moon elevator! Mom would love this!
Monogram: Crimeny, Carl. I didn't become a Major so I could sweat out a vaudeville routine with an intern.
Candace: Mom! I finally got proof that Phineas and Ferb...
Linda: Ugh! Not this again! We'll talk about it in the morning.
Phineas: How's 7:00 sound?
Linda: And you two, outta here!
Phineas: We're gonna pencil her in for 7:30.
Linda: Nine!
Phineas: Make that 9:00.
Doofenshmirtz: Perry the platypus? Wait, hold on one second. (He removes a piece of clear plastic from his mouth and puts it in a case) What? The pressures of an evil life. I need a grind-guard.
Norm: (Rips off the roof and takes the disc) Hello children. I'll take that.
Major Monogram: And the turkey goes...
Carl: Sir, we lost Agent T last November.
Candace: At least I still have the rocket for evidence! (Looks over and sees that it's gone) Wait, what happened to the rocket?
Phineas and Candace look to the sky, where the rocket has flown away and explodes
Phineas: Good thing we got off of that, huh?
Phineas: Well, that was almost weirder than the giant robot.
Lawrence: Oh I can't believe it! My traffic ticket's been cleared! I guess someone up there is looking out for me. (Points up the staircase, where Perry is lying down. He chatters in response.)
37th episode produced. 32nd episode aired, first broadcast on July 12, 2008.
Phineas and Ferb go to the moon in this episode, which is one of the short clips at the beginning of the theme song, where Phineas is seen jumping off a rocket in a Neil Armstrong fashion.
Doofenshmirtz is shown to use a grind guard for his teeth when he sleeps.
This is the first episode to take place at night. Therefore, none of the other kids appear in the episode.
This is the first episode Major Monogram sings in.
This is the first time that Doofenshmirtz is shown to keep his failed inventions, the next time being in "Does This Duckbill Make Me Look Fat?", although he has his "old shrinkinator". In "Mom's Birthday", he already has a shrinking machine named "Shrinkspheria" and third is in "Oil on Candace" where he shows Dr. Gevaarlijk most of his past inventions while we can identify some of his other unmentioned inventions (such as the ice cream machine from "I Scream, You Scream").
Doofenshmirtz Evil Incorporated's jingle has the line "after hours" after it.
Phineas agrees to help Candace recover the CD even though she says it will be used to bust him and Ferb.
The Elevator to the Moon looks exactly like "The Flying Car of the Future, Today's" landing pad from "Phineas and Ferb Get Busted." (It is also cut at a point, so it is unknown what's at the top.)
This is the first episode in which Perry isn't battling Dr. Doofenshmirtz. Here, his mission is against Candace, Phineas, and Ferb.
Goof: When Ferb falls off from Norm, he is wearing his helmet, but after he comes back, he is not wearing his helmet.
Previous big ideas captured by the traffic camera include the rollercoaster, the backyard beach, and the roller rink.
Norm returns from "Greece Lightning".
When Norm's skates shut down due to someone not replacing the oil cap in his haste, he says, "I guess I'm walking." This is similar to The Fast and the Phineas when Phineas says, "Well, I guess we're walking" when 42 is stolen by Doofenshmirtz.
The Emperor's New Groove/Treasure Planet: When Phineas is about to fall from the oily part on the edge of the drawbridge, Candace was choosing either the disc (the evidence to bust her brothers and was teetering on the edge of the drawbridge) or her own little brother. This whole scene is similar to scenes towards the end of both Treasure Planet and The Emperor's New Groove.
Caroline Rhea as Mom
Alyson Stoner as Isabella ♦
Mitchel Musso as Jeremy ♦
Maulik Pancholy as Baljeet ♦
Kelly Hu as Stacy ♦
Bobby Gaylor as Buford ♦
Tyler Mann as Carl
John Viener as Norm
Additional voices: Dee Bradley Baker, Jess Harnell, Kelly Hu, Jeff "Swampy" Marsh, Maulik Pancholy
"Does This Duckbill Make Me Look Fat?" "Traffic Cam Caper" Volgende geproduceerde aflevering:
"A Hard Day's Knight" Volgende uitgezonden aflevering:
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To Repair the Broken Net
To repair and restore the Church in the world: pray a Rosary (5 decades) each day for one of the five great Sees lost to Islam so long ago: Monday for Constantinople, Tuesday for Antioch, Wednesday for Jerusalem, Thursday for Alexandria, and Friday for Carthage. For their liberty and their salvation and the restoration of their ancient position as pillars of the one, holy, catholic, and apostolic Church in communion with the See of Peter in Rome.
The Rosary (prayers in Latin and English)
Joyful Mysteries
Luminous Mysteries
Sorrowful Mysteries
Glorious Mysteries
The Five Lost Sees
Where did it come from?
Islam's Roots in Christian Heresy
The Mother of God in Islam
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The Apparition of September 13, 1917
April 15, 2017 by Eric Sanders	in fatima and tagged an end to the war, catholic, catholic church, cova da iria, crowds, cures, fatima, mark 6, peace, pray the rosary, promise of a miracle, september 13 1917, september apparition	| Leave a comment
And they went away in the boat to a lonely place by themselves. Now many saw them going, and knew them, and they ran there on foot from all the towns, and got there ahead of them. As he went ashore he saw a great throng, and he had compassion on them, because they were like sheep without a shepherd; and he began to teach them many things (Mark 6:32-34).
April 15, 2017 Holy Saturday
Here is Lucia's account of the Apparition of September 13, 1917 written almost a quarter of a century later in Volume IV of her memoir:
As the hour approached, I set out with Jacinta and Francisco, but owing to the crowds around us we could only advance with difficulty. The roads were packed with people, and everyone wanted to see us and speak to us. There was no human respect whatsoever. Simple folk, and even ladies and gentlemen, struggled to break through the crowd that pressed around us. No sooner had they reached us than they threw themselves on their knees before us, begging us to place their petitions before Our Lady. Others who could not get close to us shouted from a distance:
"For the love of God, ask Our Lady to cure my son who is a cripple!" Yet another cried out: "And to cure mine who is blind!… To cure mine who is deaf!… To bring back my husband, my son, who has gone to the war!… To convert a sinner!… To give me back my health as I have tuberculosis!" and so on.
All the afflictions of poor humanity were assembled there. Some climbed to the tops of trees and walls to see us go by, and shouted down to us. Saying yes to some, giving a hand to others and helping them up from the dusty ground, we managed to move forward, thanks to some gentlemen who went ahead and opened a passage for us through the multitude.
Now, when I read in the New Testament about those enchanting scenes of Our Lord's passing through Palestine, I think of those which Our Lord allowed me to witness, while yet a child, on the poor roads and lanes from Aljustrel to Fatima and on to the Cova da Iria! I give thanks to God, offering Him the faith of our good Portuguese people, and I think: "If these people so humbled themselves before three poor children, just because they were mercifully granted the grace to speak to the Mother of God, what would they not do if they saw Our Lord Himself in person before them?"
Well, none of this was called for here! It was a distraction of my pen, leading me away where I did not mean to go. But, never mind! It's just another useless digression. I am not tearing it out, so as not to spoil the notebook.
At last, we arrived at the Cova da Iria, and on reaching the holmoak we began to say the Rosary with the people. Shortly afterwards, we saw the flash of light, and then Our Lady appeared on the holmoak.
"Continue to pray the Rosary in order to obtain the end of the war. In October Our Lord will come, as well as Our Lady of Dolours and Our Lady of Carmel. Saint Joseph will appear with the Child Jesus to bless the world. God is pleased with your sacrifices. He does not want you to sleep with the rope on, but only to wear it during the daytime."
"I was told to ask you many things, the cure of some sick people, of a deaf-mute…"
"Yes, I will cure some, but not others. In October I will perform a miracle so that all may believe."
The Our Lady began to rise as usual, and disappeared.
Pray the Rosary every day… for peace.
The Apparition of July 13, 1917
March 1, 2017 by Eric Sanders	in fatima and tagged catholic, catholic church, cova da iria, fatima prayer, hell, july 13 1917, july 13 apparition, our lady of fatima, rosary, russia, sacrifice for sinners, secret, the holy father, vision of hell	| Leave a comment
Thou art beautiful, O my love, sweet and comely as Jerusalem: terrible as an army set in array.
(Song of Songs 6:4)
March 1, 2017 Ash Wednesday
In a certain sense the July 13, 1917 apparition is the mother lode. The heart of the Message of Fatima is a call to penance and to make reparation. The prophetic warnings and the Secret revealed in the July 13 Apparition are what give this call to penance its great urgency. And that is why any attempt to make Fatima a "part of the past" is a grave threat to the future of the human race.
William Thomas Walsh in his 1947 work, Our Lady of Fatima, that word had gotten out and two to three thousand people gathered with the three children on the Cova da Iria on July 13, 1917. He describes the scene as follows (p. 78):
On this particular thirteenth of July, in 1917, there was something unusual afoot in all the villages and fields of the Serra. Even before the children arrived within sight of the Cova da Iria they must have become aware of it. For all over the mountains and beyond people had been hearing, by the mysterious grapevine that disperses news so thoroughly and so fast in country places, of what had taken place on the feast of Saint Anthony. An astonishing number had made up their minds to be on hand for the next apparition.
Lucia herself describes the momentous revelation of Our Lady this day as follows in Volume IV of her memoirs:
A few moments after arriving at the Cova da Iria, near the holmoak, where a large number of people were praying the Rosary, we saw the flash of light once more, and a moment later Our Lady appeared on the holmoak.
"What do you want of me?" I asked.
"I want you to come here on the 13th of next month, to continue to pray the Rosary every day in honour of Our Lady of the Rosary, in order to obtain peace for the world and the end of the war, because only she can help you."
"I would like to ask you to tell us who you are, and to work a miracle so that everybody will believe that you are appearing to us."
"Continue to come here every month. In October, I will tell you who I am and what I want, and I will perform a miracle for all to see and believe."
I then made some requests, but I cannot recall now just what they were. What I do remember is that Our Lady said it was necessary for such people to pray the Rosary in order to obtain these graces during the year. And she continued:
"Sacrifice yourselves for sinners, and say many times, especially whenever you make some sacrifice: O Jesus, it is for love of You, for the conversion of sinners, and in reparation for the sins committed against the Immaculate Heart of Mary."
As Our Lady spoke these last words, she opened her hands once more, as she had done during the two previous months. The rays of light seemed to penetrate the earth, and we saw as it were a sea of fire. Plunged in this fire were demons and souls in human form, transparent burning embers, all blackened or burnished bronze, floating about in the conflagration, now raised into the air by the flames that issued from within themselves together with great clouds of smoke now falling back on every side like sparks in huge fires, without weight or equilibrium, amid shrieks and groans of pain and despair, which horrified us and made us tremble with fear. (It must have been this sight which caused me to cry out, as people say they heard me). The demons could be distinguished by their terrifying and repellant likeness to frightful and unknown animals, black and transparent like burning coals. Terrified and as if to plead for succour, we looked up at Our Lady, who said to us, so kindly and so sadly:
"You have seen hell where the souls of poor sinners go. To save them, God wishes to establish in the world devotion to my Immaculate Heart. If what I say to you is done, many souls will be saved and there will be peace. The war is going to end; but if people do not cease offending God, a worse one will break out during the pontificate of Pius XI. When you see a night illumined by an unknown light, know that this is the great sign given you by God that he is about to punish the world for its crimes, by means of war, famine, and persecutions of the Church and of the Holy Father.
"To prevent this, I shall come to ask for the consecration of Russia to my Immaculate Heart, and the Communion of Reparation on the First Saturdays. If my requests are heeded, Russia will be converted, and there will be peace; if not, she will spread her errors throughout the world, causing wars and persecutions of the Church. The good will be martyred, the Holy Father will have much to suffer, various nations will be annihilated. In the end, my Immaculate Heart will triumph. The Holy Father will consecrate Russia to me, and she will be converted, and a period of peace will be granted to the world. In Portugal, the dogma of the Faith will always be preserved; etc… Do not tell this to anybody. Francisco, yes, you may tell him.
"When you pray the Rosary, say after each mystery: O my Jesus, forgive us, save us from the fire of hell. Lead all souls to heaven, especially those most in need."
After this, there was a moment of silence, and then I asked:
"Is there anything more that you want of me?"
"No, I do not want anything more of you today."
Then, as before Our Lady began to ascend towards the east, until she finally disappeared in the immense distance of the firmament.
Put that in your pipe and smoke it, as the saying goes. There are very many things to say about this Apparition. Each sentence in some way shape or form warrants its own post but I won't go to that length. The one thing to keep in mind is that Heaven does not issue empty threats, but the Almighty bides his time to give a chance for repentance. Very many of the things Our Lady warned us about have already happened, but not all of them, and not the worst. We still do not know the rest of what she told the children: the "etc…" was not included or clarified or even commented on in any way, shape, or form in the Vatican's 2000 release about the Secret of Fatima. And we have not stopped offending God, but rather have made things much much worse. You do the math.
O Jesus, it is for the love of You, for the conversion of sinners, and in reparation for the sins committed against the Immaculate Heart of Mary.
Impressions of the May 13 Apparition
February 16, 2017 by Eric Sanders	in fatima and tagged accepting suffering, bear the cross, catholic, catholic church, cova da iria, father john de marchi, fatima, irene, may 13, may 13 1917, may 13 apparition, peace, pray the rosary, rosary, seventh apparition, the cross	| Leave a comment
Now when it was late that same day, the first of the week, and the doors were shut, where the disciples were gathered together, for fear of the Jews, Jesus came and stood in the midst, and said to them: Peace be to you (John 20:19).
The following are my opinions and observations, so take them for what they are worth:
1) The name of the Apparition site: the Cova da Iria
Heaven does nothing by accident. There are no coincidences. And names mean things. The name of the site of the Apparitions means in English the Cove of Irene. Cova means, quite obviously, 'cove' and Iria is the Portuguese rendering of the name 'Irene.' And where does the name Irene come from? It comes from the Greek word Εἰρήνη which can be rendered in the Latin alphabet as Eirene. The word means 'peace.'
The first words Our Lord spoke to his apostles after He rose from the dead, as written down in Greek by Saint John, when He met them in the Upper Room on that first Easter night, now so long ago, were Εἰρήνη ὑμῖν; Peace be upon you. Heaven does nothing by accident.
2) The call to bear and to love the Cross
The question Our Lady asked Lucia, Jacinta, and Francisco was nothing very original. It is the same question asked of all the baptized since the Advent of Jesus Christ: "Are you willing to offer yourselves to God and bear all the sufferings He wills to send you, as an act of reparation for the sins by which He is offended, and of supplication for the conversion of sinners?"
This was the same question asked of all those martyrs who gave their answer and confessed their faith in Jesus Christ by shedding their blood during those first three hundred years. And their answer won peace for the Church of Rome for more than a millennium, from the age of Constantine to the advent of Luther in the sixteenth and of the secret societies in the eighteenth centuries.
And so as a gracious reminder from Heaven of how to fight our battles Our Lady asked the question once again, a century ago, to three young children. Lucia answered 'yes' for all three. Our Lady then responding with these most consoling words "Then you are going to have much to suffer, but the grace of God will be your comfort."
What is this suffering? It is the Cross. It is the rejection of my own will, of my own twisted and fallen nature. It is the refusal to drink a draught of that shimmering liquid from the golden chalice that is laced with deadly poison. It is primarily the refusal to sin, no matter what the temptation.
Blessed is the rich man that is found without blemish… He that could have transgressed and hath not transgressed: and could do evil things and hath not done them (Sirach/Eccles 31: 8, 10).
And yes we all fall flat on our face some days but that is why there is Confession. We in the Church seem to have lost track of something very crucial a very very long time ago: to bear the Cross and to love to bear the Cross is what it means to be a Christian. Because that is what He did. And we cannot do it on our own. We must simply accept the sufferings that God sends us and the grace to suffer will come with that acceptance. "The grace of God will be your comfort."
It is the annihilation of my own will in order to allow the will of God to enter into my heart. In this we unite ourselves with Jesus Christ. Jesus Christ did the will of God no matter what the consequences to Himself because He knew that his Father loved Him and He therefore trusted Him. This is what Adam did not do. This is how we find peace. In the Cross is where Εἰρήνη lives. This is where we find our own Cova da Iria. That cove of peace after a night journey on the storm tossed sea in a boat with no oars. This is where the Blessed Virgin will come to dwell with us and bring her Divine Son with her.
3) The seventh Apparition and another step into the minefield
Ok, so there is one small but potentially astronomically important point that we have to deal with here. And it requires us once again to enter the Fatima minefield.
Our Lady promised another Apparition that to my knowledge has not yet occurred. I will quote her words to Lucia once again here from May 13, 1917 telling the children when they were supposed to come to the Cova da Iria:
I have come to ask you to come here for six months in succession, on the 13th day, at this same hour. Later on, I will tell you who I am and what I want. Afterwards, I will return here yet a seventh time.
"Afterwards, I will return here yet a seventh time." She promises to appear in Fatima once again, but she says nothing about Lucia, Jacinta, or Francisco being there, and all three of them have now left this earth. Sister Lucia reported that Our Lady did appear to her again on other occasions after October 13, 1917 those Apparitions did not take place in the Cova da Iria but in the various convents that Sister Lucia was living in. So what does this mean: "Afterwards, I will return here yet a seventh time"?
First we have to clear through the minefield a bit first. And we must once again deal with a footnote. Footnote number 12 on page 166 of Fatima in Lucia's own words reads like this:
This "seventh time", refers to the 16th of June, 1921, on the eve of Lucia's departure to Vilar de Oporto. The Apparition in question had a personal message for Lucia, which she did not consider necessary to relate here.
Really? In fact Sister Lucia in all of her published writings NEVER NEVER NEVER mentions any Apparition taking place in the Cova da Iria in June, 1921. She mentions having visited the Cova da Iria before leaving for Vilar but she says nothing anywhere about any Apparition. And keep in mind something else: Lucia was writing her memoirs under obedience. That means that that bit about her not considering it necessary to relate the story of this supposed apparition is pure poppycock. Aside from the Secret Sister Lucia wrote down everything that the Blessed Virgin told her because she was doing it under obedience to the Bishop of Leira. She would not have left this June 16, 1921 apparition out of her record if it had actually happened.
So if Lucia didn't tell this tale then where did it come from? This is a question that can actually be answered. It comes from the appendix to Father John de Marchi's 1952 work The True Story of Fatima. In this appendix Father de Marchi states the following:
Though no attempt has been made in this volume to describe the fulfillment of Our Lady's promise to return to the Cova da Iria a seventh time, it can be said with certainty that the apparition did take place. It occurred June 18, 1921, Lucia's last day in Aljustrel before leaving for the convent school at Vilar. That evening, having left her home, and paying a last visit to the Cova da Iria, she is said to have seen Our Lady standing at a spot now occupied by the lower steps of the basilica. I wrote to Sister Lucia about this, but have not received a reply. I have, however, been assured by a priest very close to Lucia that she has confirmed this happening. -J.D.
I wish to cast no aspersions on Father de Marchi, God rest his soul, but there are a lot of problems with this. First Lucia NEVER mentions anything in connection with the promised seventh Apparition anywhere in her writings, not once ever. Second, she never wrote him back which tells me that she was not going to discuss the subject for whatever reason. Third, this crazy footnote says it was the 16th of June, not the 18th. Fourth, it is a lapse for a serious writer of history to ever use the phrase "she is said to have seen…". Said by who? Fifth, where is the 'personal message'? And sixth who was this priest that Father de Marchi reports was "very close to Lucia" who heard her confirm the account that he gives us here. This has all the marks of a story concocted by men (we do not know who, and I do not accuse Father de Marchi since I do not know where he got this from) and embellished over time.
I mention all of this because this is what you will hear. This myth that the seventh Apparition has already taken place. and was no big deal has become part of 'what people say' about Fatima. In other words it is part of 'Church speak' and the 'acceptable telling' of the Fatima story.
And I mention it as well because if it hasn't happened yet then it is the story of the millennium. If we believe that Our Lady appeared at the Cova da Iria on May 13, June 13, July 13, August 13 (witnesses said that they saw signs of Our Lady's presence in the Cova da Iria even though the children were in prison on that day), September 13, and October 13, 1917 then we must believe that she will appear there again. But to whom? All of the original visionaries have now long since left this world. We don't know. We only know that it will be "afterwards," but after what exactly we cannot say.
4) Pray the Rosary every day, in order to obtain peace for the world, and the end of the war
Peace. This promise was initially and probably quite legitimately applied to the First World War then raging across Europe with Portuguese soldiers fighting in France. But there are many wars in the world. There are political/military/social conflicts, there is my personal war with my own fallen nature and with temptation, and there is the general war waged by the devil against the human race. And all of these wars intersect at various points along the continuum of our existence.
Writing eight decades after the Fatima Apparitions in her 1997 work "Calls" from the Message of Fatima Sister Lucia writes brilliantly on this topic and relates the call to daily recitation of the Rosary to victory in all of these wars. Perserverance in daily recitation of the Rosary will in the end crush the head of the serpent. It impresses the life of Jesus Christ on your mind which enables you, especially combined with frequent reception of the Sacraments of Penance and the Holy Eucharist, to better reproduce the life of Jesus Christ in your own life and to bring Him into a world that is starving for Him. Peace.
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FRENCH OPEN 2017 R32 – Big scare for Ng Ka Long
Tarek Hafi
– October 25, 2017Posted in: news
The top Hong-Kong player had a huge scare during his 1st round match against Brazil's Ygor Coelho, saving two match points to eventually gain his ticket towards the second round of the Yonex French Super Series. While former winner Chou Tien Chen didn't get the same luck as he was easily ousted by the Korean youngster Jeon Hyeok Jin.
By Tarek Hafi, Badzine correspondent live in Paris. Photos: Badmintonphoto (live)
Ng Ka Long by a short margin
Owner of one of the most beautiful stories in the world of badminton, Ygor Coelho (pictured right) found his way out of Brazil's infamous favelas, towards the international badminton scene. Going from the Olympics on home soil, to Club Greve in Denmark where he developed his game, Ygor seems to be at the beginning of a successful road.
Now in France, the Brazilian talent came extremely close to defeat the world #9 on Wednesday, even earning several match points against Ng Ka Long (pictured top), until the Hong Kong player's experience raised its voice and Ng sealed the match in his favour.
"I really don't know how I came back and saved those match points. I am still in disbelief! I know Ygor's story and he is someone I respect so much. I really admire him," commented Ng Ka Long after his match.
The Brazilian, known for his constant smile, did not disappoint and came out extremely positive about the experience he can acquire with such an encounter: "I am really happy with my level. I enjoyed the match! I was really close but in the end it was only about experience. It is my second time playing someone from the top ten and I can't believe I was about to beat him," reacted Ygor after his match, all smiling after this incredible adventure.
Still, it's only the beginning for the Brazilian who will certainly appear more often on the bigger stage: "I believe I have a chance to be in the top ten and enjoy even more badminton because it's a lovely sport!" concluded Ygor Coelho, who will stay in France until next May, training with the French national team.
Chou Tien Chen out!
A few matches afterwards, Korea's Jeon Hyeok Jin (pictured) left absolutely no chances to the former French Open Superseries winner Chou Tien Chen as he ousted him in straight games 21-8, 21-12. Chou Tien Chen being one of the crowd favourites, Jeon held his nerves and kept on playing a clever game to come out winner and maintain his unbeaten record against the Taiwan player.
"My ranking has dropped a lot in the last few months and I really needed to put on better performances to come back to my former level but I still can't believe I won that way today!" admitted a delighted Jeon Hyeok Jin.
The Korean is now scheduled to play Qiao Bin after the Chinese player's tough victory over France's Thomas Rouxel for a place in the last eight. As with Chou, whom Jeon defeated in their only previous encounter, at the 2015 Universiade, Qiao Bin lost his only meeting with the Korean #3. The one time they played was at the Thailand Open two years ago.
Tough one for the Mads men
Denmark's elite Mads Conrad Petersen and Mads Pieler Kolding (pictured) met some difficulties in their first round match at the Stade Pierre de Coubertin against the English pair, Peter Briggs and Tom Wolfenden. Despite a first game in their bucket, the English pair came back to earn the second game and clearly took the lead in the rubber, before the world #6 reorganised their game.
"I had a really good partner today. When we were trailing, he served perfectly and that gave me a lot of confidence. I just had some simple shots to do, so hopefully we will be able to play a little bit better tomorrow," confessed a relieved Mads Pieler Kolding, before running to get ready for his second round match against a pair they have never played, India's Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty.
Last year a final, today a first round match
As the draw can be on some occasions very cruel, fate set He Bingjiao and Zhang Biewen to meet from the very first day, despite the two having played here last year in the final. While the rematch almost had its score changed compare to last year, China's He Bingjiao (pictured bottom) found the perfect timing to reverse the game and dug herself out to emerge winner again after a three-game battle 18-21, 21-16, 21-15.
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We played zoos – we made the game up. then bergs Liss Xander Edan and Joah left. and went to my yiayia and Papou which is grandma and pa in Greek – we are staying the night at their house before we leave Melbourne.


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BMW is replacing boxer engine with electric motor and it looks amazing
Vision DC Roadster is a prototype, which vividly shows, how BMW motorbikes of the future are going to look like.
BMW is one of those brands, which in the motorcycling world present even longer than in automotive world. And from very beginnings, one of the trademarks of brand's motorcycles were two-cylinder boxer engines. This is now already a thing for more than 90 years. So what if...?
Well, what if BMW would have to abandon their distinctive petrol engine and replace it with cleaner, more economical electric engine? Serious question that is becoming more and more important in the light of electric mobility. Yet, BMW has the answer and one where not much compromises has been made. Too bad it is (for now) only a concept.
Vision DC Roadster is its full name and even though it is an electric motorbike, its still boasts an image, typical for every other BMW motorbike. Thanks to compact dimensions of electric motor, hidden under the, what was once fuel tank they could manipulate with other components in any way they want.
"The boxer engine is the heart of BMW Motorrad – an absolute stalwart of its character. But BMW Motorrad stands for visionary zero-emissions vehicle concepts, too. In view of this, one question that arises is: what would happen if we were to replace the boxer engine with an electric motor and the required battery? The Vision Bike shows how we're able to retain the identity and iconic appearance of BMW Motorrad in distinctive form while at the same time presenting an exciting new type of riding pleasure," explains Edgar Heinrich, Head of Design BMW Motorrad.
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BMW's motorbike of the future concept revelaed
BMW just made a world premiere of the BMW Motorrad VISION NEXT 100 concept, which is the fourth vision vehicle, promising more freedom with greater connectivity between the rider, the bike and the outside world.
The upcoming all-new Mini could be electric
According to Autocar report, Mini could be considering an new model with an all-electric powertrain.
Electric bikes: we tested KTM Freeride E-XC and Freeride E-SX
The story itself is an old one, since the project started way back in 2007, when a small company (developing electromotors) was given the task to create an electric enduro bike based on EXC 250.


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Both are beautiful, I love to see Jo's work, she is such a talented artist.
Thanks Ellen and Adele, so glad you like them, I am enjoying painting from the boat, a new experience, very exciting and a bit challenging.


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Australian Federal Budget 2022-23: What it means for resources professionals
26 Oct 2022 · 900 words, 4 min read
On 25 October, Australian Treasurer Jim Chalmers delivered the Albanese Labor Government's first budget with a heavy emphasis on health, education and childcare spending, a 20 per cent lift in skilled migration to 195,000 places, and $100 million for a Strategic Critical Minerals Development Fund.
Below is a summary of the budget initiatives most relevant to the resources sector and links to relevant Ministerial announcements. The budget papers website is here.
In 2022-23 mining investment will grow at 4 per cent and in 2023-24 at 5.5 per cent.
GDP in 2022-23 will grow at 3.25 per cent and dip in the following year to 1.5 per cent as household consumption declines to 1.25 per cent.
In 2022-23 the consumer price index (CPI) and wages price index will be 5.75 per cent and 3.75 per cent respectively, and in 2023-24 the CPI will grow at 3.5 per cent and wages at 3.75 per cent. The long-term productivity assumption in the budget has been lowered from 1.5 per cent to 1.2 per cent
Strategic Critical Minerals Development Program
The Government has announced $99.8 million, over three years, for a Strategic Critical Minerals Development Program to "progress strategically significant projects and to overcome technical and market access barriers." This is in addition to the $50.5 million allocated to the Australian Critical Minerals Research and Development Hubs.
The Government is currently reviewing and refreshing Australia's Critical Minerals Strategy to ensure it reflects: (i) the evolving global landscape; (ii) its objectives for critical minerals; (iii) objectives for other priorities including manufacturing; (iv) the implementation of the Uluru Statement from the Heart; and (iv) achieving Government's net zero carbon target.
AusIMM is in regular dialogue with the department and more information on the Critical Minerals Strategy refresh is available here. You can read more from Federal Minister for Resources, Madeleine King's media releases here.
Apprenticeships, TAFE and higher education
The budget contains a previously announced 180,000 fee-free TAFE and vocational education places as part of a $1 billion agreement with the states and territory governments.
It has also announced 20,000 new university places to students under-represented at Australian universities including those from poorer backgrounds, Indigenous Australians and students from rural and remote Australia. Of the 20,000 additional places, engineering has been allocated 1738 places.
The extra TAFE, VET and training places are focused on the identified critical skill shortage areas of healthcare, technology, hospitality and tourism, construction, agriculture and increasing sovereign capability in areas like manufacturing and defence.
Recognising the growing skills demands in the clean energy sector, the budget commits over $100 million to a New Energy Apprenticeships and New Energy Skills programs, helping around 10,000 apprentices receive up to $2,000 per annum.
Other measures in the budget include $2 million to support a Resources Centre of Excellence near Mackay in Queensland, which will provide mine workers and communities with training and access to new technologies to help meet demand for new skills.
You can read more from the Minister for Education, Hon Jason Clare here and Minister for Employment, Hon Brendan O'Connor here.
Energy transition and carbon capture
As previously announced during the election campaign, the Government has established a National Reconstruction Fund with $15 billion of capital to help priority industries transition to net zero, including: resources; agriculture, forestry and fisheries sectors; medical science; renewables and low emission technologies; and defence capability.
The $20 billion Rewiring the Nation aims to modernises the electricity grid, with investments including in the Marinus Link to connect Tasmania's Battery of the Nation pumped hydro and renewables to the East Coast transmission network.
The Government has committed $71.9 million to build a Hydrogen Hub in Townsville, to fast-track Australia's green hydrogen industry increasing the Government's planned investments in regional hydrogen hubs to well over $525 million.
The budget also includes initial funding of $141.1 million over 10 years to support the development of carbon capture policy and technology development focused on hard-to-abate industrial sectors and supporting research by institutions, industry, and international partners.
You can read more from the Minister for Climate Change and Energy, Hon Chris Bowen here.
Women and STEM
The Government has budgeted $1.7 billion to improve women's safety initiatives to support the ambition of a country free from gender-based violence.
A centre piece of the budget is investing $4.7 billion over four years to make it easier and cheaper for parents to access early childhood education and care and expanding the Paid Parental Leave scheme up to 26 weeks by July 2026.
The budget also provides $5.8 million for the Women in STEM and Entrepreneurship program plus and an independent review into Government programs to ensure they support greater diversity in Australia's science and technology sectors.
You can read more from the Minister for Women, Hon Katy Gallagher here.
Indigenous Australians and Heritage Protection
The budget extends the Indigenous Protected Areas program beyond 2023 to include creating 10 new Indigenous Protected Areas by 2028.
The Government is also doubling Indigenous Rangers so more Indigenous Australians can be part of land, water and ecosystems conservation efforts.
The Government has set aside $50.2 million for the Australian Electoral Commission to prepare for the referendum to enshrine a Voice to Parliament in the Constitution. It has also earmarked $5.8 million to commence work on establishing an independent Makarrata Commission to oversee processes for agreement-making and truth-telling, as part of the Government's $27.7 million election commitment.
You can read more from the Minister for Indigenous Australians, Linda Burney here.
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Robert Bagwell awoke Sunday content that he had already received his Father's Day gift the night before, when his son, Jeff, hit a home run over the Green Monster at Fenway Park.
"It's special because I was born and spent the early part of my life here in Boston," said Robert Bagwell, who followed the Astros during the six-game trip to Yankee Stadium and Fenway. "Boston has always been a big part of my life. My father used to take me to Fenway.
"For Jeff to hit a home run at Fenway Park, it was a very special moment. I couldn't ask for a better Father's Day gift."
Jeff Bagwell's paternal grandfather, Bernard, known as Barney, used to take a young Robert Bagwell to Red Sox games in the 1950s.
"I was a big Ted Williams fan," Robert said. "I used to go to college at Northeastern, and sometimes I'd sit in the bleachers. Baseball is a big part of my life."
Robert still laments the trade that sent his son from the Red Sox to the Astros in 1990, but some of that pain was eased as he watched Saturday from a luxury box along with his current wife, Brenda, and his former wife, Janice, Jeff's mother.
"To come back to Fenway Park and see my son play at Fenway Park was like a dream come true," he said. "And I also wanted to see him play at Yankee Stadium. I took Jeff to Yankee Stadium to see a game when he was a kid. And I also took him to Yankee Stadium for a tryout when he was in college. I told him, `Well, you don't have to do well today,' because I didn't want him to have anything to do with the Yankees.
"For him to hit a home run, my wife (Brenda) was crying, and Jeff's mother was crying. They had tears in their eyes, tears of joy. We were all pulling for Jeff. What a neat story to do that here."
Fenway Park, which opened in 1912 and is the oldest stadium in the majors, is the only stadium in the majors without a batter's eye, the dark green or black open space in center field where fans are kept away so batters don't lose sight of the ball in white space.
While managing Boston in 1998, however, Jimy Williams convinced ownership to put a black tarp over the 400 seats behind straightaway center for day games. Williams cited as examples two of the worst beanings in major-league history and one that completely altered the career and life of former Red Sox phenom Tony Conigliaro.
Tony C, as he was known, was the youngest player to lead a league in home runs when he hit 32 in 1967 and the youngest American League player to reach 100, accomplishing the feat by the time he was 22 years, 6 months and 16 days old. His career was derailed when he was hit in the face during a night game against the Angels on Aug. 18, 1967.
Tony C made a comeback in 1969, but his career was never the same. Eight years after suffering a massive heart attack that left him crippled, he died in 1990 at a relatively young age. Many folks who knew Tony C believed he never recovered from the beaning. Former Rangers catcher Don Slaught also was hit in the face at Fenway Park.
"They didn't cover them until probably 1998," Williams said. "My reason was this: I think Tony C got hit here. And Don Slaught, he got hit here. You can't see here. This is the only park in baseball that doesn't have a batter's eye. It's the only one. To me, they should make them have one every day.
"At least we got him to cover 400 seats for day games. The sun reflects off those seats. And they have those white shirts out there. I told the owner and suggested the names of those players (Tony C and Slaught). I said, `Well, I think you should cover it. You have a pretty good player here. Would you like to have that happen to him? His name is Nomar Garciaparra. Would you like that to happen to him?' "
On almost every Sunday, a few Astros gather for chapel wherever they are playing. Lance Berkman or Pete Munro usually rounds up the players.
Jeriome Robertson had to laugh when he was informed where the group would meet Sunday morning.
"Chapel's in the showers at 11:45," Berkman told Robertson.
"Great," Robertson responded. "What better place than the shower to cleanse oneself?"
It would be wrong to blame Sunday's loss on the bullpen. The hitters can shelter the responsibility for this one.
The Astros are off today before beginning a three-game series against the Arizona Diamondbacks at Minute Maid Park. LHP Jeriome Robertson (4-3, 6.18 ERA) will start the series against RHP Andrew Good (3-1, 4.07 ERA).
After playing interleague series against the Yankees and Red Sox, the Astros have played regular-season games against every major-league team except the Toronto Blue Jays and Anaheim Angels.
-- Sunday's game was the final one in a string of 12 consecutive interleague contests against American League East opponents.


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